Being sweet and hot might not help toooo much!

He's gonna attract beedrill

get out the bugrepelent! or dont!

Let's hope it's a sexy beedrill ;D

ovo yesss

If alonzo gets in the pool does the pool taste like vanilla

prolly tastes more like chlorine...! Ew

To be fair the pool always tastes like chlorine

I know

I'm more saying that a few tiny drops of salty vanilla icecream man ain't gonna change that XD

This is a fair point xD

The kid hanging onto the floatie fascinates me so much. Who is he? What is he thinking? Is he going to rush over and try to eat Alonzo, or is he simply going to wait in the pool and watch? Will he go home wondering what Alonozo tastes like, forever doomed to not know the answer? Will this child's life revolve around the opportunity he could have taken that one fateful summer's day? Is he destined to become an old man, rocking in his rocking chair alone at night, muttering to himself "I should have eaten that fucking ice cream man"?

I can't even respond to this properly, because I keep laughing.

I think this shall be my next big story project, yes. "That Kid on the Floatie"

Hmm... It's actually an interesting point. Do you think Ice Pokémon can melt? Would that be something irreversible?

They do not melt truly, unless dead! They get a lot of condensation like a cold glass of water, which is like the sweat you see here! (speaking of which, that reminds me that I forgot Alonzo's breat cloud. DOH.) Heat is generally more uncomfortable for ice types though, it's common for them to carry items like nevermeltice or similar that help produce extra cold! Pokemon like vanillite who seem to be made entirely of ice are more adversely affected by heat than pokemon like aurorus who have icy parts on their bodies, I would say...

That's just brainstorming, though!

Very interesting. That sounds about how I imagined it, and it all makes sense. So Ice Pokémon generally aren't TOO fond of Summer. Do you imagine it's the same for Fire types and Winter?

Somewhat! Though they dislike really rainy or snowy weather more than cold... I guess that would be spring, at least in most climates!